scouts are pioneers, after all.tain communities that are organized, i don’t know, starting from sports, ending with some kind of greasy activity, but simply ethical education and so on. that is, in principle, a community of children is good. i actually know very well that today's young generation is very heavily modeled. that is , for many students, unfortunately. the only friend is the mobile phone they use to sit and watch. it is not known what, but the value of human communication communication in a team. she hesitated a lot, so in my opinion. mm formation. here are children's movements, there are youthful movements. this is a very good initiative. again. i am deeply convinced that in the history of this pioneer movement of the scout movement, or here we have a movement of orthodox tracers, who also about the same thing , there should not necessarily be some element of theomachism, or something else like that, persuasion. e in a certain period of the history of our country, unfortunately, was introduced into all

e we have, well, the word pioneer.th some kind of obligation with some kind of endless routine. uh, hmm first . i have komsomol members. pioneers. october, everything is associated with theomachism. anyway. well, in fact, don't believe in god yourself, you know, everything is very simple. you understand, i wouldn't say that, really. here is the pioneer movement or scouting movement, as which existed, by the way, and western countries. it, er, in general, showed itself well. scouts are pioneers, after all. they form a certain community. i don’t know which ones are organized in an organized manner, starting from sports, ending with some kind of social activity, but enlightenment education and so on. that is, in principle, a community of children is good. i actually know very well that today's young generation is very much imitated. that is, for many students. unfortunately, the only friend is a mobile phone in which they sit and watch. it is not known what, but the value of human communication communication in a team. sh

what kind of animal appeared next to the pioneer camps? who will suffer next time, no one ruled out the possibility of a repetition of these cases, god forbid that there would be children gumar fatykhov in the ninety-first year, the head of the department for especially important cases , the criminal investigation department of the ministry of internal affairs of the tatar autonomous soviet socialist republic volkova lived in kazan with her husband for a long time they rang at their door, nobody opened it. then the neighbors asked, it turns out that galina should not was to go into the woods alone. she said that she was going to a pioneer camp with her husband. in recent months, the wolves have not lived very well. vladimir increasingly drank marital scandals. heard the entire hallway. the version suggested itself, there was a quarrel, and then a terrible ending. well, where did vladimir hit the run? they decided to open the apartment, they called a local locksmith and the witnesses found the owner in the bedroom, he was emitting powerful

the capital's palace of pioneers on sparrow hills will be restored to its historical appearance, theion of it in five buildings at once of this cultural heritage site was built in the sixties of the last century and has not been repaired since then, the renovated palace will be equipped according to modern standards, and the surrounding area will be landscaped maria temnikova appreciated the front of the palace of pioneers in the silhouettes of working children from the inside of the building, literally stripped to the brick. now it is experiencing a second birth. roof floors doors flight of stairs and ceilings all this they will repair work going on simultaneously in five out of seven buildings ; it will also be restored surprisingly, the main starry sky projector that was installed. here, 61 years ago, he will return to his place and modernize it. but the rest of the equipment will be a new challenge. not easy we will renovate the premises, but also re-equip them with full glazing and make all the engineering systems completely renovated and bring them in line with the new requirem

a mom of a cancer survivor, pioneer for woman, she's an american. good to see you.le, from massachusetts but as we all know, scranton pennsylvania made her who she is. [laughter] wise way say in scranton, the first one will of color on a sitcom to tell her stories with her own reverence and sincerity. the daughter of indian immigrants, we know about that, right? vice president is a daughterab f deimmediate immigrants. she's an enduring mom like her own mom was. we know your mom is always with you in spirit. fifty years ago the holiday in berkeley, left writers and actors like debbie allen, smokey robinson and new york at the theater. today theater productions, new generation of black rights, performers is the culture of political national coronation and it's an incredible place. same is true with the international association of black. three decades ago to build solidarity to connect. chance is to teach performances, venues and educators to resource driven by the mission of preserving dance from the african diaspora for future generations. when it comes to fashion,

the construction of iran's progress pioneer group continues in the four corners of this country. it invests 17 billion dollars in the country's economy . the export of these projects will be 11 billion dollars a year. that 17 billion dollars with let's calculate this side, 20 billion dollars in annual sales, in fact, these projects will have an agreement between these seven big companies with the president, with two examples of the pioneers of progress, has an important message . within the country, we have a group of pioneers of progress to be united for a jihad movement to boost production. thank you very much for accepting to be at your service without compliments. i say hello to my dear colleagues and all my dear viewers . let's talk, guys. where are you from mashhad? how old are you sixty and one more thing, you are in your sixties. in the year of your birthday, you turned 40 and we started living together for a few years. your job is 88. the company's computer is working. how many children do you have? i have a child. you have three children . i am, what does it mean? we ad

a mom, cancer survivor, pioneer for women in comedy, she is an american original. good to see you.wing her example, including mindy kaling. from massachusetts, but as we all know, scranton, pennsylvania made her who she is. [laughter] or as we say in scranton -- the first woman to create, write and star in a primetime sitcom, she empowers a new generation to tell their stories with their own reverence and sincerity. the daughter of indian immigrants -- we know about that, right? our vice president is the daughter of an indian immigrant. above all, a hard-working and enduring mom like her own mom was. we know your mom is always with you in your spirit. we know that. over 50 years ago, billie holiday theater opened in brooklyn. black writers and actors from samuel l. jackson to debbie allen and smokey robinson viewed -- debuted at new york in that theater. today, they nurture new generations of black playwrights and performers as a culture and cornerstone of our generation. it is an incredible place. the same is true of the international association of blacks in dance, founded more t

our pioneer detachment.pite the fact that the main indicators in agriculture were not met, much was mastered for the first time. in the country, at the level of the central committee of the cpsu, an initiation was announced, but there is no widespread cultivation, no corn, it will be later, but koksa gyzy with tough plans harvesting and with maximum allotment, farmland for this crop production competitions. reports classified as secret or for official use, products of defense value were made from it rubber to grow a culture outside its characteristic climate was really a feat in the early fifties in september 1952 twentieth congress. the communist party of belarus summed up the results of the most difficult time for the republic of the first post-war years in a voluminous report by nikolai semyonovich, patovichev. first secretary. communist party of belarus awards to representatives of various fields of activity, rural workers, working people of creative professions, science, education, there are many succes

oh, tempted to have a pioneer challenge, sexual norms more than a 100 years ago. oh, berlin became internationally famous in the early 20th century for its hedonistic decadent night life. but it was also where the 1st groundbreaking research on sexuality and gender identity was conducted. and the 1st sex reassignment surgery, magnus, her spelled, was the driving force. he was a pioneer at sexology and one of the 1st people to scientifically investigate, sexual and gender identities. in 1919, he set up the institute for sexual science in berlin. he coined the now outdated term transvestite for people who described themselves as trans asterisk today. he actually researched the entire spectrum of gender identity and sexuality. he assisted people in his practice as a doctor to try to come to terms. he gave people vocabulary about what they were experiencing, and he offered actual assistance in the case of, for example, of trans men and women. he helped them with, with early on gender confirmation surgery with homeland therapy with 6 surgery, with practical measures li

samsung group, the pioneers of iran's progress, continues in the four corners of the country. this week , it invests 17 billion dollars in the country's economy . annually, these projects will export 11 billion dollars, and in addition, they will earn rials. for example, the revenue is more than 300 thousand billion tomans, which in total is less than 17 billion dollars if we count it from this side . in fact, these projects will have 20 billion dollars in annual sales. the big company with the president and the leader of the progress group has an important message. that message is a dynamic message, a message of hope, a message of resistance, a message of attention to the many things we have inside the country. it is a group of pioneers of progress allied to a jihadist movement to produce the country of kuwait, the most important investor in saddam's war against iran . the call made a mistake in calculations. the united states and the west are silent against the attack the american president reacted immediately. kafir seram hossein amiri, indian whatsapp hospital portal.sru,

a cancer survivor, pioneer for women, she is an american original, good to see you.y from massachusetts. as you know, scranton, pennsylvania. we say in scranton, scranton, pennsylvania, the first woman of color to create, write and star in a prime prime sitcom, empowering a new generation to tell their stories with her own irreverence and sincerity, daughter of indian immigrants, we know about that, right? are vice president is the daughter of indian immigrants, a mother who is a great scientist, above all she is heartbreaking and enduring list like her own mom and mindy, we know your mom is always with you in spirit, we know that. 50 years ago, billie holiday theater opened in brooklyn. black writers and actors from samuel l jackson to debbie allen to smokey robinson in new york at that theater. today, billy staged his first great theater production nurturing a new generation of performers, on the cornerstone for our nation and it is an incredible place, the same is true of the international association found out more than 3 decades ago, and teaching to venues, educ

sure. lot of fun mas door was a pioneer in the trans community. she began collecting every day objects in the 19 fifties and exhibiting them in the goods house. mazda of the manor house became a villa, communion era museum, and a famous meeting place for east berlin's queer community. on coming all a topic for after coming out i met shalysea and that's how i found the community via luncheon was already well known in the east german scene. but after german reunification people's awareness about her grew a lot. 16, a 2nd. she, a lot of un mazda received the federal order of merit, germany's highest order in 1992. she passed away in 2002, she to paved the way for today's more tolerant berlin. at the gay museum in berlin, and exhibition is dedicated to the efforts of trans activists lecture, lot of fun miles dwarf and nadia schellenberg chapter 4, how do trans people live in berlin to day? and what problems do they face? barren, many spaces in berlin, a can act safe harbors for trans people, but not universally as video as a whole. is huge dimension o

these are all, as a rule, people who hate the pioneer detachment.ver discussed. can a boy use a girls toilet. this is simply absurd, there are much more serious issues being discussed. two boys with iron rules pioneer stepmother to the right, girls to the left, and there are no such discussions here for me on the bible , not on the moral, ring of communism, everything was understandable, natural, reasonable, and so on. uh , now about the dollar and stuff, but i'm not like that. optimistic. i mean, are you ready? hmm, to expect a collapse, the entire american dollar system, unfortunately, only quotes, but it was felt in your voice by mikhail khatin, who has been suggesting for 20 years together with mikhail leontiev that this will happen, we are all waiting. well, i hope that what if this is a recovery? naturally the american financial system? so you're even worse, i hope, i hope he , too, let's see, life american life will show now to a more serious one. i hope we move on. i'll try you, well slowly today someone will touch me. me this uh eviction ca

in the pioneer camp, he worked as the head of the pioneer camp. he is always 5 years old. time. i went with him all summer. we were leaving. we with him. that is, he was always with him , and maybe he thought that this was not his child. he would never give up his child ever. if he were sure that he had a son, that this was his own son anna, when your father did not become in the sixteenth year, he died. i don't have now, neither mom nor dad, that is, i was left alone. so it's hard for me to accept what i can't ask anyone and nobody can tell me if it's really dad? first family, is this really his child? but until his last days you were with him on good terms. yes , we were always close, he always helped me with my children, he always loved his eldest grandson, that is, roman, and he always went everywhere with him, we were with him. well, that is , always when he fell ill, he did not tell us anything about it, when he began to lose his sight. and i already started to take him to the hospital, but it was too late. we did two operations, and he still went blind, so, and he w

this is one of nfl's pioneers. drafted into - lessons. this is one of nfl's . pioneers. and three having a school and couege and three having a school and college football he knows just how hard it is to make it to the professional game. you have to think of it— the professional game. you have to think of it as _ the professional game. you have to think of it as a _ the professional game. you have to think of it as a sport _ the professional game. you have to think of it as a sport that - to think of it as a sport that the entire country loves, is crazy about, everyone wants to play the game, so they have been playing that game since there were four, five, six years old over there and it is a difficult sport to play, competitive, even getting into the college game is competitive. so, what about reaching the nfl having not played football in your formative years? improbable but the good thing about that is the good thing about that is the main differencing factor between the nfl and another lot of sports is if you have extreme level of athleticism, size and intelligence y

pioneer washington undertook to deploy missiles to europe.ershing two is magic, but in the eighties, when detente began and an agreement was signed on the elimination of medium-range missiles, the number of warheads began to decrease in 2000, and they were already there were about 500 stopped. less and less. now the united states does not officially confirm, but deny the presence of nuclear weapons in europe, it is officially known that the missiles are on british nuclear submarines. however, in 2019, nato accidentally shared a document that later disappeared from public access. the canadian senator in his report openly named the number of nuclear charges , according to these data, there are about 150 of them in europe and they are still stored in belgium , germany, the netherlands, italy and turkey. well, if we talk about the feasibility of the strategy, one can argue here, but how would the americans hold such a strategic plan in such a way, otherwise how they represented it. a conflict with the soviet union could develop, that is, a major

the soviet union destroyed not only installations of the pioneers and the aka complex the united states its part, refused the complex and ground missiles tomahawk the ussr abandoned nuclear weapons in eastern europe here are the allies, both american in the west and soviet warsaw pact. uh, they were not at all embarrassed by the fact that they did not control, but in case of what exactly, they are fields of a nuclear storm, well, uh, these are two questions, because they are not embarrassed that they do not control, because they even this headache was not enough, because nuclear-technical support. this is a very complicated procedure. i just need to get up. and secondly, as if, if we talk about the fact that they become a nuclear battlefield, well , it was embarrassing, and even a well-known case, when a team of staff games of the seventies. uh, german military-political leadership. just slamming doors. let's say here you are playing the nuclear annihilation of west germany. why were your american nuclear weapons running out of reasons? well, yes, russians, tuesday is here, something mu

you know, i was a pioneer and i am a pioneer.the eighties, she went from one of a few to the first. that's when dc comics decided it's superheroes needed a new look because you know superman was 75 years old. it still looks so young and his punching people out so they had to redo it, you know, and they also redid wonder woman wonder woman before this guys, it was 40 years of guys. drawing wonder woman, not one woman so but in between creating the new wonder woman. they had four months of no wonder woman. this is the way i see it. it's a room full of editors and they're saying, what should we do with wonder woman and someone saying , well, we all know trina likes wonder woman. why don't we just give it to her for four months, and if she screws it up? it doesn't matter because we'll have a guy doing it next. so i did for issues of wonder woman, and that made me the first woman to draw her wonder woman comic she says she drew wonder woman as she knew her strong, muscular independent. oh, yeah, of course. i mean, she's a fighter for

this helps to explain why a i berlin-based company has pioneered berlin—based company has pioneered ine of lamp posts for electric vehicle charging points. while in berlin, you can book a ride in a fully electric london style taxi. internationally as well we are working closely together. we helped initiate the just energy transition partnership with south africa at the climate conference in glasgow. a further such partnership with indonesia was the result of much cooperation during germany's g7 presidency. mr president, ladies and gentlemen, this essential partnership between our two countries is built on the expertise, dedication and ingenuity of countless people in both germany and the united kingdom. to them all, i can only offer my cynthia and heartfelt gratitude. tomorrow we will stand with the people in solemn remembrance, in hamburg i will pay my respects at the memorial, which 85 years ago, say the lives of more than 10,000 jewish children from nazism and gave them a safe passage to new lives in britain. applause i will alsojoin you, mr president, in remembering those who peris

oh yes, because the pioneer also has the meaning of primacy. so basically, pioneers. quite possible to call the pioneers answered no, but the campaign realized that this is wrong, because it really is. well , people who moved to the west of north america were called pioneers. as far as i remember , the word comes from a french word meaning trailblazer, so this is the correct answer to this question. this is an option, right? eleventh question. is it true that grief from the mind the only literary work that has come down to us alexander sergeevich griboyedov time? maxim maybe, answer the question. i refused, yes, to whom the haibuses hurt others unknown to me nikolai i remember that in the textbook on russian literature, it was just mentioned that this is the only work of griboedov that has come down to us and it, uh, how and when you returned from persia kirill as answered, i answered. you are wrong along the way. and when they answered, i answered. no, it seems to me that there are some other works of the mushroom eater, which have come down to our time. you answered

so one of the very first things samuel colts firms pioneered was the creation of precise gauges. so that you could measure. carefully what the tolerances were of the products you were making so that you could see that they were within a certain kind of tolerance. and then later on remington made it a habit of having a model machine. when they were going to produce something that machine would always remain in one place in that model machine was used to make copies which were then the machines that were used to produce new products and you went back to the model machine when making new machines. ultimately rosenberg points out the success of the united states in this was greatly aided by the fact that the machine the people who made the machines were initially the corporation themselves the company themselves, not the corporation the company. right if they were making machines to produce guns machines to produce typewriters. they made them in-house. but then they got to be creating a separate division or something attached to they had a makers of the machines attached to the compa

i'm just happy that i came here to this wonderful wonderful pioneer camp soviet crimea, not only all the union resorts, a health resort of 10,000 specialists, from all over the union in the sixties they built the north. crimean channel. this is one of the great systems of communism and, most importantly, the water artery of the peninsula. fighting one of the biggest irrigation canals are the basis of future fertility for centuries, a dormant degree among those who took part in the creation of the canal , the father and uncle of the agronomist and sergei romanchenko, he participated directly in the maintenance. north crimean canal. quite a lot of enterprises were tied to work here. north crimean canal. really half of all all the outgoing water. it always went to fig. everyone has their own trace in life, one lays canals, the other builds roads , grows bread or cooks steel after the reunification of crimea with russia ukrainian the side called for a dam on the peninsula's water path for economic reasons, as one of the initiators of the water blockade will explain , by the way, he comes

heroes. -- pioneering heroes.e early hours of june 18, 1965, and his then captain davis and his team with three other green berets were wrapping up a job well done, together, they just finished a 10 mile march through the night to support a company of south vietnamese soldiers on their first combat mission, arrayed against the viet kong, in the jungle. the raid was a success. as the sun began to rise, the men heard the haunting sound ring out a bugle. , a sure sign of a counterattack. within minutes, the jungle lit up with enemy fire. hundreds of viet kong begin to swarm captain davis and his team, pinning down the team and the rice paddy with no cover area captain davis rallied his team to fight back, getting so close to the enemy that he was battling them hand to hand. this is the part that astounds me, hours into that fight, he -- captain suddenly heard a sound worse than the bugle, his teammates crying out for help. his team sergeant had been shot badly in his foot and his leg trapping him in the middle of the

an anthology of all women, comic artists, and you know, i was a pioneer and i am a pioneer. in the eighties, she went from one of a few to the first. that's when dc comics decided it's superheroes needed a new look because you know superman was 75 years old and still look so young and his punching people out so they had to redo it, you know, and they also redid wonder woman who had been driving wonder woman before this guys. it was 40 years of guys. drawing wonder woman, not one woman so but in between creating the new wonder woman. they had four months of no wonder woman. this is the way i see it. it's a room full of editors and they're saying, what should we do with wonder woman and someone saying , well, we all know trina likes wonder woman. why don't we just give it to her for four months, and if she screws it up, it doesn't matter because we'll have a guy doing it next. so i did for issues of wonder woman, and that made me the first woman to draw her wonder woman comic she says she drew wonder woman as she knew her strong, muscular independent. oh, yeah, of course. i me

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carried out, and the work was carried out by residents evacuated from the house from the palace of pioneershe former palace of pioneers children they were sent because an anonymous call was received, a suspicious object was detected, but directly in the courtyard of a residential building, which located in the city center and the military police responded very quickly. and we arrived at the scene precisely in order to protect the local population from the possible consequences of an unknown object , which could possibly turn out to be from an explosive improvised explosive device, our main task is to unhook the territory to prevent civilians from approaching here, so that was all. normal no one is hurt in case of something yes, the peaceful population treats with understanding, everything is fine. hmm, probably, the population really understands very quickly. ah, and without any conversations followed by indications of rather police officers, as well as we were told uh these so-like calls about the discovery of suspicious objects of a suspicious person. this is a fairly common occurrence an

how much does coffee, hon, the environment these pioneers know that quite well. and that's why they're taking a different approach. they cultivate old farming, taking revive forgotten plant species, and discover new potential world wide in defiance of big corporations. good coffee, 90 minutes on w. o. and i wish i could have done more to save you discovery stories that you just click away, find out best documentary on you to read one morning to see the world as you've never seen it before. describe no t d w documentary. hey guys it's avalanche. are my welcome to my podcast, love matters that i invite celebrities influences and experts to talk about all playing loud. thank from baby. and yet today, nothing less of all these things and more in the new season of the make sure to tune and wherever you get your past and join the conversation. because you know it love matters. do are flying rivers created by waterfalls flowing water particles into the air b, trees and sweating out up to 1000 liters of water in a day or sea forest fires, evaporating large amounts of moi

training under director and producer lois weber, another early hollywood female pioneer.marion built a reputation for highlighting actors' strengths and creating original characters. from 1915 to 1946, spanning the silent and sound eras, marion wre more than 300 screenplays. she was among the highest paid screenwriters in the world, male or female, and directed two films. for "the big house" in 1930, marion became the first woman to win an academy award for writing. she won another in 1932 for "the champ." during world war i, marion took a hiatus from hollywood and was a war correspondent. after her hollywood career ended, she taught scriptwriting at t university of southern california and wrote a number of books, including a memoir, "off with their heads!," which was published in 1972. and that is "pbs news weekend" for this sunday. i'm john yang. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us. have a good week. ♪ >> major funding for pbs news weekend has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no contract, wireless plans designed to hel

it was a pioneer.onder woman was drawn by male artist until a san francisco woman had the chance to make history herself as we mark women's history month, ktvu is claudine wong sits down with the first woman to ever drop wonder woman for dc comics. she has lived in this home for decades, surrounded by a lifetime of collectibles in this place filled with stories and art. my name is trina robbins. i live here in this ancient house in san francisco. i am 84 years , young robbins describes herself in many ways, a feminist and author and a pioneer in the world of comic books. her love of comic started when she was just a little girl. which comics do i like the ones that started women? mm. the ones that start. men were very boring to me. i wasn't interested in those. so you know, wonder woman, of course, but not just wonder woman, mary marvel who was a girl and well she had to do was seixas, um, and she became this super heroine, and it meant that you didn't have to wait to grow up to be a super heroine. you

membership, one year of catherine dom serial no boys of premier ne, chico me at that of the optic pioneers main objective was to explore and conquer these harsh lands. they had no time to think about waste management now and legacy could remain for centuries. get my choice of so i'm with to plenty of corporate realty and could have deal to fish ah, [000:00:00;00] with the kill only so lucky send me that you got with that you found that i are them doesn't that now? yeah, because i don't know how that he's kind of with somebody getting some kitchen making a bit of motional punch of go to blood. is poison a with a talk? good to. yes, i'm on a board western leg work order and a b o you with that word order. it's now more you are seeing in the lock desk, but by d americans, i'm a fuel wester like a lead. try to really be in that order. it's a more be didn't order religion with i'm my name is frank, i'm originally from philadelphia. got in the movement in the age of 13 or 14 to we were violent towards those people because we believed that were this race were here 1st. and this is our country bei

quote, feeling inspired and energized after hosting an extraordinary group of pioneering and dynamic women in silicon valley bank female founder and bank ski retreat. adjectives are free. she used a bunch of them. and attached pictures of the ski trip showing the bankers having a great time. of course they're having a great time. few things are more empowering to oppressed female bankers than skiing in tahoe. so, they kept this crap up to the very end. as their bank began to slip beneath the waves, svb posted this on the social media feeds. quote, as far a women's history month, we're celebrating women-led companies like beatrices a va doe, a company svb said closing the latinx wealth gab. . gap. so now that svb has blown up and lost billions of other people's money in the proesz is, we thought we'd show you the video because we can't resist. enjoy. >> i'm the ceo and co-founder of samoa. i was born in tijuana, mexico. i'm a proud border girl who had the privilege to grow up with the best of both worlds. i went to school in san diego. i went to ucsd. i have a lot of scars from my day

this was pioneering at the time because smartphones were rising, everyone was struggling with charginglve that issue. but solar textiles can be about much more thanjust fashion. the solar technology we are using is the type of solar cell that has the lowest carbon footprint. ten years ago, intelligent textiles were maybe a nice to have, but today with all the challenges in terms of sustainability and emotional well—being, textiles are really the solution we need. and finally, car safety testing is still largely done on the same dummies that were used in the 1980s, which were based on the male form. we went to visit a team of engineers in sweden who are in the final stages of developing the first average female crash test dummy. females are somewhat shorter and lighter than males on average and then, we also have differences in muscle strength, which plays a role in terms of how you respond to a crash. siren wails. so, we've just seen the crash test, what are we now seeing on the screen? you see the relative motion of the torso and the head and the head interacting a bit with the head r

>>> finally tonight, >>> finally tonight, as we honor women's history month, a look at a towering pioneer movement. a groundbreaking hotel that's been standing up for women's rights for almost a century. cbs' jamie ukas checks in. >> reporter: this l.a. landmark opens up six years after women won the right to vote. how mind-boggling is it to you to think there was a time when women couldn't check in on their own? >> it was built for a place for professional women. >> reporter: not just for women. but financed and built by women. this trail blazing group opened up the hotel figeroa in 1926, when almost every other hotel prevented women from getting a room, unless they were accompanied by a man. in the lobby, hangs a painting of the founder. >> she rode across the country on a motorcycle to take her first job here. >> what a badass. >> she is an inspiration to us all. >> reporter: connie wang says, 97 years later almost everything is exactly as it was. >> we wanted to make sure that it still had a very strong sense of time and place. >> reporter: even the smallest detail, a bookcase. >> you

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just for such children, there are some opportunities, some pioneer camps, as there were once pioneer camps, will it be a modern city or a city of the 22nd century, when will there be some it specialists there, some silicon valley and so on and so on and so on and so on? it will be something transport or it is obvious that there are also such opportunities because there is a port and so on. what are your dreams, mr. mayor, and first of all i want to thank you for such an opportunity to dream together with you as a dear journalist whom i respect very much and i want to express my respect for that ukrainian the opposition and for which you are fighting in advance, i will say so, that's why mariupol is also fighting on a professional level today and is forming such a general vision of the future of mariupol, we are not only dreaming, but already working and we have started this work thanks to the office there the president and the head of the military administration, who entrusted us with those tasks, we have already been working since september, that is, we are first of all forming such

islam alive, we used medicine , and naturally, in this year's festival , there are not 10 of the pioneers and pioneers of humanities , we really need transformation, transformation in the first place, in addition to being a deep philosophical and judgmental child. have courage he wants to pay full attention to science and the work of the president's master's degree among the humanities professors and researchers of the country. the transformation in the humanities is a necessity . mr. raisi also had a work order for the humanities research institute. whatever i want to say, justice in the acne charging payment system in such a way that everyone gets their own. the production line of biological vaccine products was opened in the presence of the head of the judiciary and the head of the executive staff of farman imam in barkat pharmaceutical town . the production line of new generation vaccines was opened from including the cancer vaccine rahm and the peptide drug production line are among the achievements of this knowledge-based group, not these projects, implemented with an investment of

i can also say for sure at the pioneer camp, it looks like please introduce yourself, fischer then hangednd when he lost consciousness, he himself pulled him out of the noose and wanted to rape him, but he suddenly wheezed . golovkin was frightened and ran away. this was the first outing of a maniac, he did not bring his plan to the end, more than fischer was not mistaken even once for the smallest ones, whom he mocked was only 10 years old. these were mostly boys, but those people who talked to me by a certain golovkin at the investigation stage, or else sat with him in the same cell, including in the butyrka, where they executed death sentences. a they said that hmm actually even dangerous to be with him. we managed to track down sergey khostunov from fischer's cellmates. there is a life sentence in the mordovian colony for the murder of the family of a diplomat, his wife and children in 90. in the 102nd year, he met with the head. we have a sailor's silence in the detention center. i thought it was kind of black. he immediately lit a cigarette. such fussy eyes were very red and embarra

the mormon pioneers pioneered reclamation as we know it today. they came to what was considered a wasted area because nobody thought that you could grow crops, but when they got here, they determined that if they would dam the streams and build reservoirs, that soil could become very fertile. [water sloshing] baca: however, what they did not take into consideration was the the truckee river itself andn pyramid ke and osome of the other lakes that were dependent onhis watesystem. [wer splasng] man: this lake came under a great peril beginning of the last century because water was diverted from here for other irrigation distrt in fallon.on it silted up therea, made spawning very bad. it was very difficult for the fish to find places to spawn, the beds were wiped out. not only did the lake go down, but the timing of the water and how it came down and what it came down with, the cleanliness, all of that, was just a big problem. tv announcer: since it is shrinking, the lake is becoming le pure. it's hardo predict how long it may be before fish can no